Dementia Awareness (Frontline staff)
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Trainer: Moira Scanlon Method of Delivery: Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session This course will increase awareness of a range of types of dementia and the potential impact of the clinical presentations for the individual By the end of the course learners will: develop an understanding of the implications of a diagnosis of dementia have increased confidence enabling individuals and empathy, which will have a direct impact on the person’s quality of ...
Safeguarding Adults at Risk & Child Protection (Frontline Staff)
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Fully Booked Trainer: Louise Hughes Method of Delivery: Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session This course aligns with the NIASP Level 2 Training and Development Framework. This course aims to equip staff with the understanding of what safeguarding is, and increase their knowledge of roles and responsibilities in the protection of adults at risk of harm and children. The course content reflects NISCC Standards of Conduct 3: Promote ...
Dynamic Risk Assessment (Frontline Staff & Managers)
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FULLY BOOKED Trainer: Suzanne McStravick Method of Delivery: Virtually via Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session The aim of this course is to provide the skills and understanding to manage risk dynamically as part of everyday routine operations. Under the Management of Health and Safety Regulations, all UK businesses must assess and manage the risks of the work that they undertake. While steps can be taken ...
Supporting People with a Learning Disability through Loss & Bereavement (Frontline Staff)
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Trainer: Louise Hughes, ARC NI Method of Delivery: Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session The aim of the course is to increase the knowledge, confidence and skill of staff and carers who are involved in communicating sad, difficult or break bad news to a person with learning disabilities. This can be any type of news, including illness, death, bereavement, changes in living situations, or anything else the person ...
Dementia Awareness & Learning Disability (Frontline Staff)
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Trainer: Moira Scanlon Method of Delivery: Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session This course will cover a range of aspects of dementia and also how it relates to adults with a learning disability. By the end of the course learners will: develop an understanding of the implications of a diagnosis of dementia for people with a learning disability have increased confidence and empathy which will have a direct impact on the delivery ...